Crescent Heights

Need I say more?  Cooke Golf and Curling club is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the province.  With 18 holes, a curling rink, virtual golf, and the Rock and Iron Grill, this neighbourhood is perfect for golfers, curlers, and fans!  

The Crescent Heights arena is a community rink complete with an outdoor rink and a great tobogganing hill behind it.  A spray park in the summer, ball diamonds, and playgrounds, Crescent Heights is a tucked away suburb close to everything it needs!

Crescent Heights is a well-established residential neighbourhood on the east side of Prince Albert known for its quiet streets, mature trees, and family-friendly feel. Most homes were built between the 1960s and early 2000s, giving the area a mix of classic mid-century homes and newer infill properties.

The neighbourhood appeals to buyers looking for affordable detached homes while still being close to schools, parks, and everyday amenities.

Housing Snapshot

• Average home price: ~ $296,000 (about 17% below the Prince Albert average)

• Most common home style: Detached bungalows and bi-levels

• Typical build years: 1960s–2000s with a median construction period around the late 1970s–1980s

• Housing type: Primarily single-family homes with a small number of rental properties.

Home Ownership

• Owner-occupied homes: ~ 96%

• Rental homes: ~ 4%

Crescent Heights is therefore considered a very stable owner-occupied neighbourhood, which often translates to well-maintained properties and long-term residents.

Household Demographics (estimated using city census data)

Since neighbourhood-level census data isn’t always published publicly, these numbers reflect typical ranges for established Prince Albert neighbourhoods.

• Average household income: approx. $75,000 – $90,000

• Average household size: 2.5 – 2.7 people

• Average resident age: late 30s to early 40s